Rhodri Andrews
Special Projects Editor at Travel Weekly (UK)
Special projects editor @travelweekly. Federer and Tintin fanboy, Arsenal nut, Hollywood Golden Age zealot and occasional geocache grabber.
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3 weeks ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Rhodri Andrews
With more than 2,000 islands floating off its west coast, Estonia is a summer escape in waiting for clients seeking slow travel experiences amid juniper forests, wetlands and sandy beaches. Three isles in particular should be on your clients’ radars: welcome to sunny island life, Estonia-style. Just a two-hour drive and a car-ferry ride from Estonia’s capital Tallinn, Muhu is the most accessible island by car.
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3 weeks ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Rhodri Andrews
Montenegro is a land of vivid colour, from the jade greens of its forested peaks to the white gold of its beaches and the azure waters of the Adriatic that lap its shores. The trio of Iberostar Waves resorts will put your clients front and centre of it all, with each one based in one of Montenegro’s gems – Budva, Herceg Novi and Bečići – so they can lap up the country’s shimmering sea views, intriguing history and dramatic landscapes.
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1 month ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Rhodri Andrews
Click here to download and save as a PDFClients can see why the Cantabrian Coast is called ‘Green Spain’ on this Bilbao to Santiago de Compostela trip. The Costa Verde Express (pictured main) is one of Spain’s most historic trains, its ornate carriages an echo of the golden age of rail. But northern Spain’s lush landscapes are every bit its match as it rolls past medieval villages, ancient cathedrals and pristine scenery including Santillana del Mar, the Picos de Europa mountains and Gijón.
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1 month ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Rhodri Andrews
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Dec 10, 2024 |
wanderlustmagazine.com | Rhodri Andrews
AlUla is a rich desert tapestry of rock-hewn heritage, Mars-like landscapes and an air of mystery. But it's the locals who make this enchanting corner of Arabia so special, and they're ready to introduce visitors to their home... Words and Images Rhodri Andrews “Even with 200,000 years of unexplored human history, in many ways AlUla's story is only just beginning.” That's something I had been told by several people I met during my visit to AlUla.
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RT @Press_Moves: Rhodri Andrews joins as Special Projects Editor at Travel Weekly @travelweekly. Congrats @Rhods89!
Anyone going to Riga this month? I’ve smashed our Christmas decoration from there six years ago and I’m now in the doghouse with my wife😬😬😬
So Friday sadly marked my last day at @wanderlustmag. What an amazing two years of memories with the best team in consumer travel. But I’m thrilled to share the news that I’m starting a new position as Special Projects Editor at @travelweekly! Excited to get going…